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Memphis Area Transit Authority president and general manager Ron Garrison has resigned the leadership of the city's public transportation system, citing health reasons.
Memphis-area business leaders are feeling a bit of measured optimism about the economy and the state of their own enterprises. That's according to the results of the latest edition of The Memphis News Economic Overview, a package of data and anecdotal insights that captures a snapshot across the Memphis economy.
When it comes to public transit funding, Memphis is seriously lagging behind its peer cities, according to a recent report conducted by Innovate Memphis, Livable Memphis and the Greater Memphis Chamber.
NASHVILLE – State government will provide private companies with millions of dollars in grants and tax credits to extend broadband internet access while allowing electric co-ops to enter the retail broadband business under legislation Sen. Mark Norris is set to sponsor.
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Memphis Botanic Garden will host the Incognito Art Auction and Party on Friday, Jan. 27, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at MBG, 750 Cherry Road. Enjoy drinks, hors d'oeuvres and live entertainment as you bid in the silent auction, or buy your favorite painting outright for $250 during Buy-It-Now time from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tickets are $25 for members and $35 for nonmembers; reservations required. Visit memphisbotanicgarden.com/incognito or call 901-636-4131.
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Marc Gasol makes the NBA's Western Conference All Star team as a reserve, the first player in the history of the Grizz to make the All-Star Game three times.
Lifeblood calls it a perfect storm of obstacles. Blood donations are down at the moment, according to the organization, and it's the result of a combination of catalysts – everything from this being flu season, leaving potential donors sick, to the rush to recover from the holidays that leads some people to overlook giving blood.
In the age of recycling, a local dry cleaner and seamstress is restoring the lost art of dress designing for a generation of women who want to bring new life to vintage wedding gowns and formal wear.
The role of the Riverfront Development Corp., a nonprofit group raising private money and receiving a static amount of city funding that was a precursor to the county park conservancies of the last decade, changed this week.
Duncan Williams runs his investment bank the way others might run a family. "We do things differently around here," he concedes. "When I walk out on the floor, nobody calls me 'Mr. Williams.' Mostly it's, 'What's up, D.?'"
Hang onto the past, the good parts – whatever stirs happy echoes for your fan base – but simultaneously press onward into the future. That's what professional sports teams always need to do.
T he Grizzlies have two wins over both the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets. That's, you know, not supposed to happen. And this week, LeBron James sounded off on the Cleveland Cavaliers' desperate need for a backup point guard. So the world champions have issues.
Tennessee has its search firm and its search committee is in place to find the replacement for Dave Hart as the university's athletic director.
About the University of Tennessee's athletics director search: What's your hurry? It only took a little over five months after Dave Hart's retirement announcement to start the process of hiring a search firm and finalizing a committee that will oversee the selection process. The last thing you want to do is rush things, right?
For those needing a Titans fix this week, there are a couple of things to occupy your mind and perhaps pique your curiosity.
INSPIRING WORDS FOR OUR NEW TEAM. "Sometimes they write what I say, not what I mean." – former Cardinal, Dodger and major league MVP Pedro Guerrero, who obviously could have been president.
Ray's Take You may already devote considerable attention to the financial side of retirement planning: how much to save, how to invest, different ways of turning your nest egg into a reliable retirement income, etc. But have you given thought to retirement lifestyle planning?
SOUTHAVEN, Miss. (AP) – A Mississippi sheriff says two deputies are expected to recover after they were wounded and a robbery suspect was killed during a shootout.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Nashville Mayor Megan Barry is backing a push to attract a professional soccer team by building a new soccer stadium.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – The Tennessee Republican Party is moving its headquarters for the first time in 11 years.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – A federal judge in Nashville says he will resign and return to private practice, giving President Donald Trump a second federal judgeship to fill in the city.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – Fantasy sports betting operators could soon face an 8 percent tax on their Mississippi revenue.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) – Arkansas is poised to become the third state to ban a commonly used second-trimester abortion procedure under restrictions lawmakers approved Thursday that are expected to face a legal challenge.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The former head of President Donald Trump's transition team at the Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday he expects the new administration to seek significant budget and staff cuts.
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) – Ford Motor Co.'s top executive is hopeful that President Donald Trump could ease government fuel economy requirements and reduce corporate taxes to help the auto industry grow and create jobs.
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Andy started to play the blues on the guitar when he was about 13. He soon figured out that he could also do it on the violin too. Shortly afterwards, he heard an Ace of Clubs recording of Stephane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt – and has loved the sound of their music ever since.
He started playing violin in cafes in Portsmouth around the age of 14 – moved to London in 1980 and has been performing in and around London since then. As a member of The Kimbara Brothers he toured hot club music all over the UK for some years as well as performing with John Etheridge, Tina May, Le Jazz, Fapy Lafertin, Angelo Debarre and many more. In the '90s, he formed & recorded with 'The Morellos' - still working with them from time to time.
Over the past few years, Andy has worked with the celebrated gypsy guitar master, Lollo Meier, touring in the UK and Europe. More recently still, he has worked with Lollo in Italy with Lollo and numerous Italian players including Jacopo Martini and Attilio Troiano (winner of 2010 Italian Jazz Newcomer award).
The influences of Artie Shaw and Stephane Grappelli can be heard in Andy's playing – their unparalleled sense of swing, technical excellence and stylish arrangements are second to none. Andy has sought to combine these with the soulful guitar sounds of Peter Green and BB King in playing.
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Baird Welcomes Reinstatement of Sri Lankan Chief Justice
January 30, 2015 – Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird today issued the following statement:
"Canada welcomes the reinstatement of Shirani Bandaranayake as Chief Justice of the Sri Lankan Supreme Court. In January 2013, at the time of the Chief Justice's impeachment, I expressed deep concern about the opaque and politicized nature of her impeachment, an action that severely undermined the legitimacy of the rule of law in Sri Lanka.
"We also welcome the recent appointment of a civilian, H.M.G.S. Palihakkara, to replace a retiring senior military commander as governor of the predominantly Tamil Northern Province.
"Following the successful elections earlier this month, it is our hope that President Maithripala Sirisena fulfills the mandate given to him by the people of Sri Lanka to foster a transparent, responsive and pluralistic government. Canada will continue to encourage progress in the devolution of power, accountability and genuine reconciliation."


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The Gert Town Natatorium is located at 3411 Broadway Street, New Orleans, Louisiana 70125. The building consists of 14,000 sf and was designed by HMS Architects. The Natatorium features a 6 lane, 25 yard competition pool of sufficient depth (10′) for life guard training. It also features women's, men's, and life guard locker rooms along with individual dressing and shower rooms. Bleacher seating will be located adjacent to the pool and a snack bar will be located in the lobby. The building will be located on the same city block as the new NOPD Second District Police Station. A shade plaza will be located between the two buildings and portions of the parking lot will utilize pervious paving to minimize run-off. The Facility will open in May, 2018.
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Dr. Fiona Ross – Supporting effective typographic communication in vernacular scripts
Almost impossible not to go off into superlatives when talking about Dr. Fiona Ross. The Associate Professor in Non-Latin Type Design at the University of Reading and Curator of the Department's Non-Latin Type Collection is one of world's leading authorities on matters of non-Latin typefaces.
In her closing keynote she once again widens the horizon of the GRANSHAN-conference by »advocating a research-based design methodology« when working in the field of non-Latin typefaces. Referring to scripts of South Asia she offers a whole panorama view on the challenges, hurdles, impacts, needs etc... From historical research and archiving to an enhanced technological practice intypography and last not least to an inclusion of non-typographic resources (just to mention a few of the demands she lists).
Her goal is »to inspire the design of typefaces to support effective textual communication in vernacular scripts.« And she aims for this goal in an admirable and very much inspiring way.


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People Who Live in Glass Häuser
Europeans were gloating about the American financial crisis. Not anymore.
Until last week, Europe had witnessed the type of anti-American gloating usually seen only during the soccer World Cup, the quadrennial event in which the American team is routed in the early rounds. The spectacle of highly paid American bankers falling on their faces inspired smug lectures from afar about the reckless pursuit of profits, disdain for regulation, and manic risk-taking that characterize U.S.-style capitalism.
The tsk-tsk-ing reached a new level with a cover story in the German newsweekly Der Spiegel, "The End of Arrogance": "The banking crisis is upending American dominance of the financial markets and world politics." The piece notes the delicious irony of the United States having to nationalize parts of its financial system. "The Americans are now paying the price for their pride," it notes. "Gone are the days when the U.S. could go into debt with abandon." Gone, too, are the days of "turbo-capitalism" imposing its mores of "avarice and greed" on the global economy. No wonder schadenfreude—that lovely word meaning joy at other people's suffering—was coined in German.
But now the clog is on the other foot. Germany has been forced to bail out the nation's second-largest property lender. Iceland, whose financial system now swims with the fishes, has seized several banks. Britain unveiled an expensive plan to inject up to $88 billion of capital into proud financial institutions such as Barclays. Several European countries have hastened to boost deposit insurance.
Some of the wooziness can be blamed on a virus that originated in the United States. But—I got your irony right here, Klaus—just as the American-ness of America's economic system led to our current woes, the European-ness of the Continent's political and business culture is partly to blame for its current pickle. In fact, in many respects, Europe's banks have fared no better than their American cousins.
Der Spiegel noted with disapproval that "the total value of all outstanding mortgage loans in the United States—$11 trillion—is almost as large as the country's gross domestic product." Surely the good burghers of Brussels and shopkeepers of England wouldn't be so foolish with debt, would they? But in Europe, "they embraced financial capitalism and leverage more than we did," says David Smick, founder of International Economy magazine and author of The World Is Curved. The assets of tiny Iceland's big banks were about 10 times the island nation's gross domestic product. Martin Wolf, the magisterial Financial Times commentator, noted that the combined assets of Britain's Big Five banks are four times the Sceptred Isle's GDP. The assets of JPMorgan Chase, the largest U.S. bank, is only about 7 percent of America's annual output.
Europe today is at once cosmopolitan and integrated—goods, services, capital, and people flow freely within the European common market—and stubbornly parochial and nationalistic. While the European Central Bank controls monetary policy for the entire euro zone, member countries regulate their own banks. Most Europeans use the euro, but the euros sitting in banks are insured by more than two dozen different deposit-insurance regimes. The Continent's banks have behaved like Ferraris—souped-up hot rods zipping from the autobahn to the autostrada—while the Continent's regulatory system is like a Yugo.
Europeans cling to "national champion" companies that receive special treatment. Ireland extended protection to Irish banks but not to the many foreign banks doing business in the country. "The key problem is, and remains, that every bank has a nationality," said Daniel Gros (no relation), director of the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels, Belgium. The result: "There is zero willingness to engage in a concerted effort."
By design, the European Union and the political regimes of its constituent members were set up to be more deliberate and consensus-driven than the United States—the better to avoid repeats of the 1930s. But in a time of crisis, this diffusion of power is a problem. One may call into question the capabilities of America's financial leaders—Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, et al. But at least we know who they are. Europe has no official or unofficial economic leader. There is no European Treasury Department that can organize a common response. Jean-Claude Trichet, head of the European Central Bank, can't tap into a massive balance sheet the way his American counterpart can. The result has been crisis management by committee. Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi wants a joint European fund to rescue European banks. To which German Chancellor Angela Merkel says: Nein!
Europe's travails may provoke a few smirks on this side of the Atlantic, and we're entitled to them. Russian magnates, who last month were buying up trophy assets, are facing margin calls. The dollar is up more than 15 percent against the pound and euro since the summer. But we shouldn't indulge in too much schadenfreude. Being around other sick people doesn't mean you'll get better any sooner. As the title of Der Spiegel's essay warned, recent events should indeed signal "the end of arrogance" of financial systems—on both sides of the Atlantic.


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We encourage and enable alumni to remain connected to their alma mater, and to be a part of a diverse, vibrant community with ties to Dalhousie University. Students who further their education through the Centre for Executive & Graduate Education's programs are able to join our active alumni groups and share their stories of success:
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Where are you working? Where has your Dalhousie degree taken you? We want to invite you to our events and to hear your success stories. Please take a moment to update your information with the Dalhousie Alumni and Friends "Keep in Touch" form.
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In 2018, Dalhousie University will turn 200. There's a lot to celebrate and we're busy planning a full slate of events in Halifax and across the country.
Check out the #DAL200 webpage, and find out what's happening and how you can join the party!
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Below is the link that Balfour sent for CTE students to order their CTE completer cord for Graduation. CTE cord colors are "Turquoise & White." (Early College cord colors are "Burgundy & Gold") Cord cost is $8.50 and must be ordered on-line.
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"My investigators didn't come up with too much, but they did learn to surf."
– Donald Trump
A note from our attorneys: This is not a real quote.
Now behave, no more documents will be released, no more questions about my past will be tolerated. It´s all in my books. Just read and be quiet. This seemed to be Obamas message yesterday. There is something deeply un-democratic about this man. Did he find all this amusing ? I noticed that he took zero questions so people with a critical mindset must start guessing about the motives for this mysterious delay. "The silliness" ( Obamas words) begins again. But I am sure that you will not "behave", Keith, and I hope many, many others will not either. However, shouldn´t Corsi rename his book ?
Why is The Donald doing this? Does he want to get into the position of whoever it is who owns Obama? (My guess being foreign muslim governments who filled his campaign coffers through illegal donations.)
What would be The Donald's primary economic goal? Anyone have a guess?
Trump will keep this up until he gets what he wants, grows bored, becomes convinced that he has no chance at a Presidential run.


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Tuesday, July 14, 2015
A Day in The Life of... Momma & Jack
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I hate, HATE laundry and can't imagine how much I'll hate it when a little person comes along!ReplyDelete
I love making puree's! We are in the 'blends' stage. I'm having the best time coming up with different combinations for my lil guy to try. Looking forward to your puree post!ReplyDelete
I have a day in the life down for us to do this summer but it seems like I always tend to forget to document with pictures. I love seeing everyone's day or how they do it. Jack is getting so big girl.ReplyDelete
I love a good night bowl of cereal! Especially crunch berries! :-)ReplyDelete
I love to read about other's days! That's awesome that you're walking a few miles a week! I need to start doing that! Glad Jack slept in a little bit for you! :)ReplyDelete
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Before I graduated college, I pursued acting for a time. From school theater to community theater, and then from short films to a bit of extra work, I finally attained my goal of starring in a feature-length independent film. Some people who visit this site stumble upon it because they saw Upside (thanks for watching, guys!).
I never thought my years in acting would come in handy as a freelance writer, of all things. But when one of my clients asked me if I'd be up for hosting a couple of videos for their website, I was excited – and nervous – about dusting off the ol' acting skills.
So yesterday I commuted to a beautiful, century-old hotel in midtown and after a few takes (working on my own and behind the scenes for the past few years started to make me wonder if I'd lost it!), shot a couple of videos (and I wrote the scripts, too!).
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Oh little Jonah!! You're a gem and the apple of mama and papa's eye! I've been friends with his mama since I was roughly nine years old and she's my first and longest friendship since coming to America. During Rita's pregnancy we've only referred to this little guy as, DangerBoy :) It's how mama originally also made their announcement they were expecting. Hence his onesie and cape wearing way!
Jonah flashed a few smiles here and there but he definitely made me work hard to the gallery we captured. How adorable is he in posing!!
Maybe Jonah will be a very talented pianist like his mama and grandma are, for now he simply enjoyed hitting those keys and creating ''music''. I simply adore this little man and can't wait to continue to be a part of his life and to watch him grow.
Sorry mama it took me forever to finish his gallery though :-*
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concept
Cleveland Hopkins Airport Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Connector
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Many artists describe the power of music and rhythm being about the space in between. It's the sound of the music, but it's also everything else that defines the cultural experiences surrounding the music: the obsessed fans associated with Beatle Mania in London, the anticipation and energy just before an opening act in Berlin, or the excitement of an Alan Freed radio broadcast in Cleveland.
Populous' Rock and Roll Hall of Fame concept for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) aims to capture the emotional and gravitational quality of Rock and Roll through capturing and celebrating the elements of Rock and Roll music that resonate with us at a human level. The experience takes the passenger through the moments, places and events that have shaped the story of Rock and Roll.
360 Projection Experience: Visitors are immersed in a 360-degree projection experience as they arrive "on stage" for a dramatic first impression. The anticipation and energy just before the main act is conveyed before the visitor makes their way into the tunnel experience.
Media Gateway: The Media Gateways serve as engaging and playful storytelling devices. One minute, there could be an artful expression of the Cleveland skyline, the next minute Elvis or Mick Jagger could be dancing to greet you as you enter into the tunnel. The Media Gateways also function as vehicles for wayfinding and advertising.
Tunnel Experience: As visitors make their way through the tunnel, they are immersed in an artful and interpretive projection display of various "in-between" moments of Rock and Roll.


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Anchovy Pastes & Purees
Haliburton International Foods Inc. is the largest manufacturer of anchovy pastes and purees in the world. Available in more than 20 different formulations, including low salt purees, these products are distributed primarily to salad dressing and sauce manufactures worldwide. All of our products are Kosher certified and preservative free.
Haliburton differs significantly from all other manufacturers in this industry. In an industry that is constantly challenged by variations in raw material (fish) supplies and the inevitable inconsistencies associated with the "art" of salting and curing fish, Haliburton applies science, manufacturing expertise, advanced analytical methods and computer formulation to achieve the industry's highest level of quality and consistency. We achieve this by manufacturing our anchovy products in large batches, typically 5 to 10 times larger than our competition and analyzing each batch for eight separate microbiological and chemical components, a practice unmatched in the industry. We computer formulate each batch based on these analytical results, enabling us to pinpoint the exact specifications our customers require. We conduct a second analysis of the finished products, and report all of these results to our customers in an Analytical Report and Product Guarantee certificate that is supplied with each shipment.
Our Global Sourcing Team visits each one of our fishery partners regularly and oversees the annual catch and processing season. We audit and validate each fishery partner to ensure that they are complying with US Federal HACCP regulations, GMP's and Kosher processing methods, as well as following sustainable fishery harvest practices. Available in package sizes from 20 pounds to 2500 pounds, we have the right formulation and packaging solution for every application.


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Favorite Shavuos Cheesecake Recipes For Jewish Baby Boomers
Five fun, favorite cheesecake recipes to make Shavuos the Festival Of Dairy.
It would be easy to think that Shavuos is really the Festival of the Cheesecakes and Holiday of the Vegetarians. Perhaps it's because Shavuos doesn't require us to turn the house upside down to clean it, or to build a sukkah and move half our house outside into it, so Jewish women and men are free to spend time on an elaborate dessert.
Although the Jews probably did not eat cheesecake on Mount Sinai when they received the Torah, cheesecake has been around for a very long time. The oldest known cheesecake recipe comes from Ancient Greece in the year 230 CE, from the writer Athenaeus. It was not much like the cheesecakes we know and love today, consisting of just cheese, honey, and wheat flour. We've gathered five of our favorite fun cheesecake recipes for you to enjoy (but Athenaeus' recipe is not one of them).
Cheesecake Filled, Chocolate-covered Strawberries:
How's this for hitting all the right buttons? This great recipe idea comes from Tami's Table Talk, a family-friendly, low-carb recipe blog. The recipe calls for Philadelphia ready-to-eat cheesecake filling, but you could use our cheesecake filling suggestion instead. This could also be a great way to use up extra cheesecake filling that won't fit your crust. Just make sure the filling is egg-free, because these strawberries won't be baked.
What You Need:
• Whole Strawberries
• Cheesecake filling (see below)
• Good Quality Dipping Chocolate
Visit Tami's blog for full recipe instructions
Cheesecake Filling:
• 8 ounce package soft cream cheese
• 1/3 cup sugar
• 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
• 1 cup sour cream
• 8 ounces Cool Whip, slightly thawed
Beat cream cheese until smooth, add sugar and mix well. Add sour cream and vanilla, mix well. Fold in Cool Whip.
Low-Fat Gluten-Free Lemon Cheesecake:
Here's a low-fat, diabetic friendly AND crustless gluten-free cheesecake. It's as healthy as you can get in a cheesecake! Perfect for those of us who want to watch their diet, but still be able to indulge a little for the joy of the holiday. This is a baked cheesecake, making it both more stable and more authentic in its cheesecake texture. The full recipe is available over on JoyOfKosher.com
Low-Fat, Low-Carb, Baked Cheesecake
This low-fat, low-carb cheesecake recipe was shared by Nechama Cohen, author of EnLITEned Kosher Cooking and the founder and executive director of the Jewish Diabetes Association. It's low in fat and low in carbs, making it a great choice for health-conscious Jewish seniors, and for your weight-conscious daughters and grand-daughters.
Cook Time: 1 hour
• Non-stick cooking spray
• 4 eggs, separated, plus 2 egg whites
• sugar substitute equal to 3/4 cup sugar, divided
• 1 teaspoon lemon juice, divided
• dash of salt
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
• 3 cups 3% soft white cheese, light cream cheese or ricotta cheese, drained
• 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon rind
• 2 tablespoons vanilla-flavored, low-carb soy protein powder
• 1/2 cup low-fat sour cream
• sugar substitute equal to 2 tablespoons sugar
• 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
• Preheat oven to 400°F. Line the bottom of a 9-inch spring form pan with baking paper. Spray just a bit with non-stick cooking spray.
• Separate the eggs. Beat egg whites the Enlitened way (p. 43) with salt, half of the sugar substitute and half of the lemon juice, until stiff. Beat the egg yolks with the remaining sugar substitute until thick. With the mixer on a low-medium setting, beat in the vanilla, cheese, lemon juice and rind, and protein powder until incorporated. Gently fold into the beaten egg whites.
• Bake for 10 minutes at 400°F, and then turn the oven down to 300°F and bake for another 40 minutes. When the top of the cake is set, turn off the oven and keep the oven door closed. Allow to cool for another hour in the oven. Remove and continue to cool on a wire rack.
• For topping, combine sour cream, sugar substitute and vanilla. Spread on top of the cheesecake and bake for 5 minutes at 450°F.
YIELD: 12 slices
Frozen Cream Cheese Brownies
We couldn't have a line-up of favorite cheesecake recipes without including a chocolate version! These frozen cream cheese brownies can be eaten with your fingers, making them great for serving at a Shavuos breakfast kiddush. The recipe comes from the Fat Witch Brownie Bakery cookbook.
Be sure to use block-style cream cheese as opposed to whipped. Allow it to come to room temperature slowly; don't be tempted to speed things up in the microwave.
• 8 tbsp (1 stick) unsalted butter
• 4 large eggs
• 2 tsp vanilla
• 1 1/2 cups (12oz) bittersweet chocolate chips
• 1 cup unbleached flour
• 16 oz cream cheese, softened to room temperature
• 1/4 tsp salt
• 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
• Grease a 9-inch x 9-inch baking pan with butter. Dust with flour and tap out the excess. Preheat the oven to 350°F.
• Melt the butter and chocolate in a small saucepan over low heat, stirring frequently, until melted. Set aside to cool.
• Beat the cream cheese and 1/4 cup of the sugar in a medium bowl until smooth. Beat in 1 egg and set the mixture aside.
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I'm finding it increasingly difficult to review an issue of Superman/Batman without questioning why this series even exists anymore. Lately, I'm leaning towards the conclusion that this series is simply a vehicle for a television writer to use Jeph Loeb's nifty dueling voiceover captions, which show how Batman and Superman both view a situation from their unique perspectives. Seriously, I think that's what this series has turned into – an excuse for an unseasoned comics writer to put the World's Finest through their idea of a high concept storyline that relies heavily on the fact that Superman and Batman both get along like an old married couple. And man, is it getting boring. Particularly the voice over captions, which were tired and redundant even before Loeb beat them to death.
Though it included some questionable characterization of the two titular heroes, the concept of writer Michael Green's first issue piqued my interest to some degree; the idea of Batman and Superman teaming up to round up all the Kryptonite on Earth seemed to have potential as both a compelling story and a device to clean up the ridiculous over-abundance of the element in the DCU in recent years. After that first issue, I figured, like Loeb's debut "Enemy of the State" arc on this title, which closed the book on the President Luthor plot point, this story could ride the outskirts of current DCU continuity while resolving a major issue. It still might succeed in doing just that, but boy, is the execution far from flawless.
The most glaring weakness of this issue, and one that is certain to send fans of the character into a tiff, is Green's horrible mischaracterization of Aquaman, who comes off as nothing short of a full blown villain. Like with Marvel's Namor, Aquaman's loyal and undying defense of his underwater kingdom against other heroes has been played very effectively in the past, but only when there's a sense of believability behind the Atlantean King's defiant stance. Here, Aquaman's defiance serves the sole purpose of giving Superman and Batman someone to fight before they remove a large chunk of Kryptonite from the bottom of the ocean. There's no rhyme or reason to Arthur's stubborn attitude here, and the reasoning he finally gives for acting like such a jerk will only make you scratch your head in confusion. It's as if Green was told that there's a new Aquaman in the DCU and he assumed he could build the character from square one.
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At a café in a small town in Northern Benin, a young man asked if it was ok to share my table and I had to assure the waitress that I was only too happy to chat to a stranger who she assumed would only bother me. He introduced himself as Paulin and we spent a few hours discussing life, the universe and everything. It's always rewarding to find someone interested and knowledgeable in African politics to get a better understanding of the continent. As I was going to be in the village where he worked in a couple of days we agreed to meet up.
The village of Boukoumbe is next to the border with Togo and sufficiently remote to mean that only a narrow dirt track joins the two countries and finding passport control entails a further hour's bumpy and dusty motorbike ride over a slightly wider track to get to anything resembling a police station. Thus, we could take the opportunity of going abroad for a beer in the evening. Over these beers we discussed numerous subjects and I certainly didn't expect to be talking about Prime minister David Cameron's veto at the EU with anyone in a quiet corner of West Africa.
Although his father was from nearby in Benin, his mother was from Cote d'Ivoire but he, with his brother and sister had been brought back from there at the age of 12 when his father became ill and subsequently died. Not having seen or heard of his mother since, he wanted to trace her but didn't have the means to get to Cote d'Ivoire for a prolonged stay. As he knew the name of her home town and I knew I could get there, I said I would do what I could.
So, a few weeks and over 1500km later in the small town of Toumodi armed with a big pile of photocopied adverts I set about the task of posting them up everywhere. Given that the insignificant town has no reason to attract tourists, the sight of the funny white man putting up posters attracted a huge amount of interest and over 3 days I ended up talking to hundreds of people, many of whom went out of their way to assist. Their interest and support was a real boost to my faith in humanity. I still hadn't much faith in it working as so many people said that without the name of the mother's birth village it would be difficult, so after some enquiries with his brother and sister Paulin came up with a likely name. As his mother was from the Baoule tribe I had already met Felix, the local tribal chief, a big friendly man with a taste in the kind of loud shirts that only Africans can get away with. The next day he was happy to come with me to the most likely village of that name, there being several so named in the region but little seemed certain.
We arrived to find the village chief in session and Felix embarked upon the traditional greetings, a long series of exchanges, which regardless of the tribal language rattle along with the clicikity clack rhythm of a train. This usually means that you have to ask after each other's family members, daily affairs and for all I know the livestock as well. He explained why we were there and the group of a dozen men looked at each other questioningly and I started to have my doubts, until one explained he was Paulin's uncle but talked, mostly in Baoule, in such a subdued manner that I was still dubious . With a few names and words in French I realised he was talking about Paulin's childhood so I began to think there was a concrete link and had made some progress. I was completely taken aback when he switches to French to explain that a priest he knows in Toumodi had seen my posters and phoned him last night so had put Paulin and his mother, now in Abidjan, in contact. I'd actually done it!
After three days in town I was starting to think the posters were a lost cause and that following up the village trail was only vague hope, but both had worked. Then and several times as I was taken to meet the rest of the family, including his ancient grandmother, I have to admit that I struggled to overcome the emotion, with the urge to burst into tears, but good old British reserve saw me through. I had brought a photo of Paulin with me to show them and took pictures to take back to him. Whilst mobile phones with cameras have become relatively common, actual photos are beyond the means of most people, particularly in rural areas so are always appreciated.
I was enveloped in a hazy emotion combining elation and simultaneously, being rather dumbfounded but the important thing was that I had done something decent for a family, only one of whom I knew and then only slightly. It's easy to dish out coins to the needy but when travelling you don't often get a real opportunity to pay back people's kindness in a really meaningful way. Besides, the process was a lot more enjoyable than sitting on a beach for a few days.
My return route to Benin took me back to where we met in the first place, so Paulin and I spent a few days hanging out and had the chance of visiting his adoptive parents from his father's family. Their village was at the end of a long dirt track, off another dirt track and couldn't imagine that any tourist had been down this way for a long time, a fact confirmed when I was introduced to the first small child who looked at me in terror, never having seen a white person before. The village was composed of traditional mud homes and if the few corrugated iron sheets were taken away it could be anytime in the last 500 years. We relied on moonlight at night as there were no generators and it seemed the village could only rustle up a couple of torches between them.
Profuse welcomes came from the family, involving forms of bows and curtseys, denoting a measure of respect for strangers little know in Western Europe, though Paulin had to translate as no one spoke French. We checked out the night market under a big mango tree, which, as I have discovered with all rural markets, have little to do with buying and selling stuff as the primary purpose is to get trashed on tchouk, the local millet beer, which, despite tasting like a cross between home brew and dishwater I have started developing a taste for. The atmosphere was friendly and enchanting, even though few spoke French I had several amusing exchanges. I had to ask for a translator when an old man started talking to me, the translator listened attentively for a while, nodding occasionally, turned to me and said, "Oh ignore him he's pissed" (that's drunk for the US readers). I was plied with booze by the beer woman, as well as getting a bowl of food and ended up somewhat slaughtered. Marriage was definitely discussed but I don't think I made any firm commitments. Having bought drinks for ourselves and several other people I discovered that I had spent the princely sum of £1.
With home less than a week away and experiences such as this becoming the norm I knew going back would be a new level of weirdness. We ate some delicious, unknown wild fowl back at the parent's place and slept under the stars in the yard.
As we had to leave early in the morning for Paulin to get back to work the family said sorry I couldn't stay to eat so I am given some Guinea Fowl eggs and a chicken to take home with me – a very much alive version rather than the prepared and packaged item we are used to. It spends its last unhappy hours on earth, as many do here, hanging from the motorbike handlebars to be taken to its place of execution. Thankfully someone is found to do all the grisly stuff and it's served up for supper later.


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Pat Corbin, one of the best pitchers in baseball in 2013 before Tommy John surgery sidelined him in 2014, returned to the mound for his first regular-season start in 22 months on Saturday night.
On August 20, 2013 Pat Corbin ranked just ahead of Clayton Kershaw as the most valuable pitcher in baseball. An elbow injury nagged him. Tommy John surgery, after trudging through the remainder of the 2013 season, followed.
Corbin missed all of 2014, and has only recently taken the mound three times for the minor league Mobile Bay Bears. Encouraged by the return of fellow Tommy John-surgery alum Matt Harvey's upper-90s fastball, the Diamondbacks watched anxiously Saturday night to see if Corbin's accurate sinker and extremely tough-to-hit slider grants him "ace" status again. Fireworks had already started most places by shortly after 10 pm, when Corbin used his extremely effective slider to get Colorado's DJ LeMahieu to hit into a double play.
But Corbin threw mainly fastballs in the low 90s in his first trip to a major league mound since 2013. He struck out three and allowed two runs in five innings to gain his first win since 2013 in Arizona's 7-3 victory over the Rockies.
Flashing back to April 20, 2013, Corbin had just added a 10-strikeout, no-walk complete game in one of the toughest places to win, to give the Diamondbacks a 21-4 mark with him on the mound (84%) for a team that was 44-55 when he was not pitching. He had outdueled Kershaw 3-0 in his second start of the season, and single-handedly kept the Diamondbacks competing with the Dodgers for most of the season, causing manager Kirk Gibson's wife to text, "Thank God for Corbin," as reported in a great overview on Corbin's return in Inside the Zona.
While certainly he was not as good a pitcher as Kershaw, he had been even more valuable–worth about 14 additional wins for the team (See www.valueaddbaseball.com)
Since that high, it has been a nightmare.
Corbin suddenly couldn't get outs for the last seven starts of the season. And it turned out the injury required Tommy John surgery to return him to form. He gutted out those final seven starts, and even enjoyed one good outing in which he won another pitchers duel against Dodger Hyun-Jin Ryu. With the injury not yet diagnosed in the offseason, the Diamondbacks scheduled Corbin to throw the first pitch of the 2014 MLB season in Australia in a start against Kershaw.
Critics of Value Add, such as the New Republic (see their attempted criticism refuted here), and those believing Corbin not that valuable, may want to consider the fact that the Diamondbacks compiled a 65-59 record after that great start in Cincinnati over two years ago. With him gone for the 2014 season, they didn't win that many games all year (64-98).
No one every expected the Diamondbacks to go 21-4 with Corbin on the mound, and like Wins Probability Added (WPA+), Value Add Baseball does not predict performance. It serves as a calculation to measure the ability to pull out games when your team doesn't give you much to work with.
For example, Corbin went 6-5 when Arizona scored between one-and-three runs for him in 2013. Just for comparison, Kershaw, clearly the most dominant pitcher, pitched for a 4-10 record when given one-to-three runs in 2013.
Pitching injuries may be the scariest in all of sports because of what is required of a pitcher's arm, but if he can give them anything close to what he showed in 2013 it could be a game-changer for the club that could get to .500 this weekend with two wins.
The www.valueaddsports.com analysis of basketball, football and baseball players are intended to be neither too hot nor too cold–Hundreds immerse themselves in studies of stats not of interest to broader fan bases (too hot), while others still insist on pure observation (too cold). A healthy balance provides a much larger audience with a basic understanding of how valuable players are despite playing different sports, positions, and against different levels of competition.


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I don't think presidential elections usually affect the workplace much. Sure, everyone gets excited in the ramp-up to a big election, but then it's over and it's back to business.
But this time could be different. Both candidates have done things that would not be tolerated in most workplaces.
On the Democratic side, we have a candidate who, at best, didn't follow IT security procedures. In a low-level employee that might not be too big a deal, but a senior corporate executive who presided over a big security breech would be in trouble (just ask the ex-CEO of Target). You would assume that the same would go for a Secretary of State who was privy to some of the biggest secrets in the world – not to mention one who has conceded that her setup was a mistake.
Then there's the Republican candidate. His language and verbal tactics would definitely be forbidden in any workplace I'm aware of. HR professionals would likely compare his refusal to release tax documents to a corporate executive candidate's refusal to supply a reference or a resume to a prospective employer, causing the person to be rejected. But if he did get hired somehow, personal attacks and name-calling would soon get him fired.
So what's a manager supposed to do when confronted with this type of behavior in the workplace? Should the borders of acceptable workplace behavior be widened to accommodate this new reality? Can an employee who goes against company policies claim in defense that it's okay because the President does it?
Probably not…yet. But our culture can be changed by the actions of our public figures, sports figures, elected officials and movie stars. Unfortunately, celebrities get a lot more press than the teachers, scientists, engineers and line workers who know how to act in public. Pubic figures' poor behavior slowly, inexorably seeps into the public mindset and can change our rules of morality and behavior inch by inch.
We and our employees (not to mention our kids) are exposed to a constant chipping away of our historic values, both by the behavior itself and the 24/7 analysis of it on the cable news shows. It's my hope that the next generations of political leaders are seeing what's happening and will enforce change before we become a dystopian nation of insulting, law-ignoring citizens.
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Amanzimtoti is located on the south coast of Durban, Kwazulu-Natal and is a very popular holiday destination for the whole family. According to legend Amanzimtoti got its name from the Zulu King Shaka while he was leading his army down the river to attack the Pondos in 1828. He stopped at the river to have a drink water and proclaimed that the water was sweet; and so the river became known as Amanzimtoti which means Sweet Water.
Amanzimtoti was once known as a town to pass through to get somewhere else, but people became fascinated with the town and would stop and stay because of its peacefulness and beauty. It is now a favourite place for many to escape from the hustle and bustle of life.
Amanzimtoti may be a little town, but boy is there plenty to do. Being a beach town, the number one fave activity is fun in the sun; but it's not all there is on offer!
Amanzimtoti beaches are very popular whilst on vacation. There are many restaurants and pubs to grab a bite at, and plenty of beach activities for the kids during the peak season. There are also numerous watersports; with snorkling and bodyboarding being favourites. The wide stretches of beach are also perfect to just relax on - whether you're sunbathing, reading or enjoying a picnic. Some of the beaches to visit include Main beach, Baggies Beach and Pipeline Beach.
For a cooler activity, why not try your hand at ice skating. The Galleria Ice Rink, located in the Galleria Mall, offers skate rental for those without their own blades, and it's a fun activity for the whole family to enjoy.
Situated on Amanzimtoti main beach is the adrenaline fuelled Splash Water World. This fun filled water park is suitable for the whole family and caters for the more adventurous and kids alike.
If water isn't your thing then head over to Spin Zone Bumper Cars. With specially designed bumper cars to create an exhilarating experience, it is the perfect place to go for some good fun. If you like speed and competition then you must go down to Galleria Mall and race your family and friends at the Epic Karting track. For the more relaxed, but still competitive people, go play some tenpin bowling at Super Bowls. They offer a glow in the dark evening option with a variety different size and weight balls
For something different and exciting, try Glow Mini Golf. They have a 9 hole or 18 hole mini golf course with glow in the dark golf balls. You are bound to have many laughs while playing.
For those keen for a more serious round of golf (with spectacular views) then you'll be pleased to know Amanzimtoti has an excellent 18 hole Golf Course located right next to the beach.
Amanzimtoti Bird Sanctuary is well worth a visit. The stunning sanctuary is home to as many as 150 bird species, most who are not shy about being seen. There are also many truly beautiful places to have picnics in the sanctuary. Nature lovers should also plan to visit Ilanda Wilds Nature Reserve located along the Amanzimtoti river. You'll find just over 120 tree and shrub species and 300 different animal species on this small, yet gorgeous reserve.
Looking for some fine dining with an Italian flare? Then Giorgio's is the place to go. They have a cosy fire place, elegant decor and a broad selection of dishes to choose from.
Mikes Place is a wonderful family restaurant situated on the edge of the lagoon with a relaxed bohemian atmosphere. They have a tropical garden, braai area and a fire pit for those cooler days.
At The Thirsty Whale you can relax and enjoy a few cocktails with some good food while you watch your kids play in the Splash Water Park just beneath the restaurant.
Enjoy home cakes and light lunches at The Terrace. They serve Sunday roasts and the best lemon meringue in the west coast.
Butcher Boys serves the best beef South Africa has to offer, grilled to perfection with their famous basting sauce. They offer a wide variety with is sure to satisfy your taste buds.
If seafood is what you are craving then Oasis Tropical Restaurant is the go-to place. You'll tuck into delicious seafood platters and relish their fresh catch of the day.
Hotels: If you are going to be spending most of your time exploring the spectacular Amanzimtoti, then it would be best to choose one of the many hotels Amanzimtoti has to offer.
Guest Houses & Bed & Breakfasts: There is large selection of guest houses and bed & breakfasts to choose from in Amanzimtoti to suit any budget from the more affordable to the luxurious.
Self Catering: Amanzimtoti offers a great variety of self catering options it you are coming in a group of people or just want some privacy.
Backpackers: If you are just traveling through Amanzimtoti, why not stay at one of the backpacker establishments they have to offer.
Air: There is no airport in Amanzimtoti itself. The closest airport is King Shaka International Airport which is about a 64km drive to Amanzimtoti..
Car Rental: The best way to get around Amanzimtoti is to rent a car. It is affordable and is a great way to explore on your own time.
Trains/Busses/Taxis: The trains that go through Amanzimtoti are limited and can't be taken from all locations. A better option would be to take a bus or taxi to get around, as they a reasonably priced.
Amanzimtoti has a warm climate and receives most of it's rain during mid summer. The average temperatures range from about 22 degrees in July to 27 degrees in February.
The locals frequently refer to Amanzimtoti as Toti.
The word sweet actually means mnandi in Zulu but King Shaka invented the word toti to replace mnandi out of respect to not wear out his mothers name which was Nandi.
Every year around June/July, there is a Sardine run that attracts many people to the beaches of Amanzimtoti.
Amanzimtoti has The Umgababa Festival every year during 19 december to 5 january which attracts the finest talents and arts & crafts shop from around South Africa.
For a more down to earth experience there are guest houses. Less expensive than hotels, they offer a more homey environment, as well as more privacy. Converted from a private house it's a much gentler environment and for those with furry friends, there are also pet friendly options. They are usually well situated with shops and places of interest nearby. Being so small it offers a much more personal and intimate attention to it's upkeep, leaving you with a more polished and homely experience.
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